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Los Angeles officials secured $300 million in emergency funds, to apply to things like COVID-19 expenses, homelessness and storm relief.

Climbing the family tree has helped Rikisha Harrison find herself.

Rob Yerxa, who the town hired in July 2008, resigned Feb. 13 for a job with the Maine Municipal Association’s loss control department.

What are the odds? Loose your wallet in a swimming pool and it’s easy enough to recover; drop it in the sea and you can kiss it goodbye. Marcie Callawaert lives near Tofino, British Columbia a …

California may be forced to cover at least $300 million spent on its COVID-era housing program after a "retroactive" rule change prompted the Federal Emergency Management Agency to place caps on reimbursements, the New York Post reported.In March 2020, California Democratic Governor Gavin Newsom ena...

One California official claims FEMA 'inconsistently' applied its COVID-19 era 'non-congregate shelter' policies across the country, which has left them with the bill.

Cities and counties across California could be on the hook for at least $300 million after officials say the federal government reneged on its promise to pay for COVID hotel stays — with deficit-ridden San Francisco potentially having to find $190 million to cover the costs.

Genealogist Rikisha Harrison shared a startling statistic at the Legacy Keepers R. Us bruncheon Saturday.

Moose on the loose The Jackson Hole Mountain Resort in Wyoming attracts skiing enthusiasts from all over the world. It occasionally also draws a moose or two as was the case recently and as Ken …

Facing sexual harassment allegations, California Office of Emergency Services Deputy Director Ryan Buras is resigning.